Gates

Timber Gates at Dumbleton and Son Joinery
At Dumbleton and Son Joinery, we take immense pride in crafting bespoke timber gates that not only enhance the beauty of your property but also stand the test of time. With decades of experience, our skilled craftsmen create stunning gates tailored to your specific needs, using the finest quality timbers available.
We are committed to sustainability and responsible sourcing, ensuring that every gate we create is not only built to last but also mindful of the environment. Our dedication to quality and eco-friendly practices is evident in every project we undertake.
We offer a wide selection of premium timbers to suit every taste and budget, ensuring that your gate is both beautiful and durable. Our materials include:
Oak
Oak is one of the most sought-after timbers for gate manufacturing, thanks to its exceptional strength, natural beauty, and durability. Its distinctive grain and warm hues make it a perfect choice for both traditional and modern gate designs. Oak gates are naturally resistant to wear and decay, offering years of lasting beauty with minimal maintenance. We ensure that our oak is sourced from sustainable forests, helping protect natural habitats.
Iroko
Iroko is an African hardwood known for its impressive strength and resistance to the elements. Its rich golden-brown tones and tight grain make it an attractive option for gates that need to withstand harsh weather conditions while maintaining their elegant appearance. As part of our sustainability efforts, we ensure that Iroko is sourced from responsibly managed forests, where harvesting meets the highest environmental standards.
Idigbo
Idigbo, another tropical hardwood, offers a cost-effective yet durable alternative to other hardwoods. With its light color and fine grain, Idigbo provides a clean and contemporary look, ideal for gates that require both beauty and practicality. We source our Idigbo timber from sustainable plantations, ensuring that your gate contributes to a greener future.
Softwood
Softwood, such as Pine or Cedar, offers excellent versatility and is often the material of choice for classic timber gates. Though lighter than hardwoods, softwood is still a durable option that can be treated for enhanced longevity. Softwood gates provide a natural aesthetic and are easy to maintain, making them a popular choice for garden and driveway gates. We prioritize using softwood from FSC-certified forests, ensuring that our products are responsibly sourced.
Treated Softwood
For customers seeking a budget-friendly option without compromising on quality, treated softwood is a fantastic choice. Our treated softwood gates undergo a pressure treatment process, making them resistant to decay and insect damage. This ensures they last longer, even in challenging weather conditions, while providing a natural look that blends seamlessly with any environment. Our treated softwood is sourced from sustainable timber suppliers, minimizing environmental impact.
Bespoke Design & Craftsmanship
At Dumbleton and Son Joinery, we understand that no two properties are the same, which is why we offer fully bespoke timber gates designed to meet your specific requirements. Whether you need a traditional design or a contemporary style, our skilled team works with you every step of the way to create a gate that fits your aesthetic vision, functional needs, and budget.
Sustainability and Durability
We are passionate about sustainability, and every timber gate we create reflects our commitment to protecting the environment. By using responsibly sourced timber, including FSC-certified and sustainably managed wood, we ensure that our products are built with the future in mind. Our timber gates are not only beautiful and durable but also environmentally conscious, designed to last and reduce the environmental footprint of your property.
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Oak gate
